“Even if I try, I don’t know the first step to set up AI traffic.”
That’s the wall most people hit before they ever begin. It’s not laziness, it’s not fear of hard work—it’s the confusion of where the heck do I start?
It’s like staring at a thousand-piece puzzle without the picture on the box. You don’t know which corner to pick up, so you stand there, frozen, while time slips away and everyone else is already halfway done with theirs.
And that’s the trap with AI traffic. The bots are already out there, scanning, choosing, sending clicks. Every day you hesitate, the current keeps moving without you. But here’s the secret: starting isn’t about knowing everything. It’s about taking one clear step.
So let’s make this simple. It all begins with one first step: planting your flag.
Bots can’t send traffic to what doesn’t exist. That means you need a page—a blog, an opt-in, even a one-pager that answers a question clearly. Don’t overthink design. Clarity wins over cleverness every time. Once your flag is planted, every other step is easier because you’ve given the bots something to notice.
Now, here’s where momentum builds. Once you’ve planted your flag, you can stack on two more moves:
Give the bots a reason.
Think of bots like tour guides. They’re constantly looking for pages that make them look good to the person asking the question. If your page is clear, direct, and up-to-date, the bot has every reason to say, “Here, check this out.” You don’t need perfect. You just need useful.
Track what matters.
This is the part most people skip because it feels “too technical.” But setting up a custom AI Traffic channel in GA4 is easier than you think. Once you drop in the rules (like chat.openai.com, perplexity.ai, and gemini.google.com), you can actually see when bots are sending you visitors. And seeing those first drips of traffic? That’s when the lightbulb goes off.
The beauty of this? You don’t have to tackle all three steps at once. Start with the first. Publish one clear page. That’s your flag in the ground. Then build from there. Progress over perfection—that’s the real shortcut.
Because the truth is, the longer you wait to take the first step, the heavier it feels. And the heavier it feels, the more you convince yourself it’s too complicated. That’s how opportunities pass you by.
Imagine instead that you start today. You publish one simple page, maybe even just one clear answer to one question. Bots begin to notice. Then you update. Then you track. Suddenly, you’re not guessing anymore—you’re building momentum.
The first step doesn’t have to be big. It just has to be taken.
And if you want to see the exact shortcut I’m using to make those steps even simpler, I’ve put it all into a Free Report. It’s built for people who feel stuck at the starting line and need the confidence of a clear path forward.
Click here to grab The AI Traffic Shortcut Free Report
You don’t need to know every move before you start. You just need to start—and let the next step reveal itself.